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lembeh-COTD

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  1. Here is one I like. I have played with DOF that only had the eyes in focus but not the nostrils and vise versa. This angle got both but I do like the head on shots. I may post a couple later.

     

    He must have been up late hunting or, had too many strobes flashes from Herb or Craig as his eye looks a little blood shot.

  2. Never did get around to that area myself. Good head shot!

  3. blue_ribbin.jpg

     

    Enjoy!

  4. I'm rolling on the floor laughing.

     

    Are you sure it was not an orange light though?

  5. That's the secret to how Todd gets the great facial expressions on some of those critters :huh:

     

    Say Ahaaaaaaaaaa

     

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  6. Man, a guy sets aside the yellow light because it kept exploding everytime I opened it to change batteries and he's screwed.

     

    I'm secure in my manhood to use any coloUr of light as long as it doesn't take somebodies head off. And, well get those great expressions on the wildlife too. I think the eels was really saying "Man I haven't seen coloUrs like that since the 80's".

     

    How soon we forget Bob's mask....

  7. I couldn't see Bob's mask due to his suit.

  8. Thats why I wore sunglasses under my mask the glare was blinding. He will probably make some crazy claim that it is for attracting Mantas. You know, like my pink light was for attracting the seahorses and eels.

     

    After those shorts he was wearing I figured it must be a Brit thing. :huh:

  9. I had some shots of a yellow Blue Ribbon eel also somewhere. If I recall correct that is the female version and the black one the intermediate male. The things you learn while on vacation.

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